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Tylenol drops gluten-free label

Mairi MacHott

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Mairi MacHott
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As of August 2017 Tylenol has dropped its gluten-free label.  Their website has posted a disclaimer stating that while they do not use gluten in their formulation, due to the global supply chain they cannot guarantee that their products are gluten-free. Motrin, Advil and other OTC pain relievers have similar wording on their websites. Very disheartening.

The Celiac community needs to renew its support of a bill in Congress to pressure companies to actually test their products instead of murky labeling that only satisfies the companies' liability attorneys.

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7 hours ago, Mairi MacHott said:

As of August 2017 Tylenol has dropped its gluten-free label.  Their website has posted a disclaimer stating that while they do not use gluten in their formulation, due to the global supply chain they cannot guarantee that their products are gluten-free. Motrin, Advil and other OTC pain relievers have similar wording on their websites. Very disheartening.

The Celiac community needs to renew its support of a bill in Congress to pressure companies to actually test their products instead of murky labeling that only satisfies the companies' liability attorneys.

I guess we, as a family, won't be using OTC pain relievers anymore. Simply not worth the risk. Thanks for sharing.

pschwab Enthusiast
pschwab
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Up and up (target brand) says gluten free on the box. For both children’s and adult ibuprofen. And acetaminophen.

cyclinglady Grand Master
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The parent company is Johnson and Johnson (think baby shampoo or Pledge furniture polish).  You would think they would be more supportive.  I am personally boycotting them.   They were CRIMINALLY fined for having metal particles in their infant Tylenol (liquid).  

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Walgreens used to have a lot of stuff labelled gluten-free.  Not sure of they stil do?

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